Duong Sy Lam, 33, pulled out a gun and threatened to shoot a group of individuals who were pursuing him to reclaim their money before speeding away.

Hoang Quoc Viet, deputy director of the drug crime investigation police department, has been assigned and appointed as director of Thanh Hoa provincial police.

Nguyen Quang Hoang and four accomplices, accused of defrauding 7,108 people, will face trial in an unprecedented large-scale hearing in Da Nang.

Simon Levy, a convicted sex offender, has been found guilty of murdering two women following numerous failures in police management, investigation, and prosecution that allowed him to remain at large.

Luong Van Hung, 44, received a 12-year prison sentence for repeatedly stabbing his lover, 6 years his senior, with scissors after she asked him to leave her home late at night.

Nguyen Tien Dat orchestrated a scheme where employees digitally altered celebrity images onto traditional bone and joint medicine, falsely promoting its benefits to defraud customers of over 5,400 orders.

Pham Thi Huong is accused of defrauding investors by mobilizing capital for seafood imports, promising returns of 80 million VND for every one billion VND invested, and embezzling over 50 billion VND.

After being spotted by a patrol team, Nguyen Tan Loi's group sped away, and one member used a homemade gun to shoot a police lieutenant in the chest during the pursuit.

Major General Cao Minh Huyen, director of Lao Cai provincial police, was transferred to serve as director of the immigration management department, ministry of public security.

Vu Van Dat is accused of selling 56 counterfeit watches from brands such as Rolex, Franck Muller, Hublot, Patek Phillip, and Richard Mille.

Pham Thi My Hanh, Chairwoman of My Hanh Group, is accused of fabricating a Ngoc Linh ginseng cultivation project, promising a 48% interest rate to defraud investors of 1,300 billion dong.

The draft Law on Cultural Industry Development proposes mandatory investment in cultural infrastructure by major projects; the state will also contribute capital and share risks with key cultural initiatives.

A man was severely injured after being pursued and attacked by a group who suspected him of stealing dogs, police reported.

Stephanie, seated in the fourth row watching a baseball game, was unexpectedly struck in the head by a bat that slipped from a player's hand, causing a brain injury.

Ngo Anh Tuan, 49, is accused of using his position as an apartment building management head to fraudulently sell resettlement apartments, appropriating over 2,1 ty dong from buyers.

Investigators are searching for Duong Thi Quynh Tam to clarify allegations of abusing democratic freedoms and infringing upon the legal rights and interests of organizations and individuals on Facebook.

Da Nang police have uncovered over 3,600 counterfeit products from major brands like Nike, Adidas, and Dior at a business registered by a local woman who was reportedly paid 7 million VND by a foreigner.

Nguyen Thi Bich Phuong (TikToker Phuong Nguyen) was identified for using social media to post numerous false articles regarding the bank robbery at Tra Ba Transaction Office.

Nguyen Thi Hang, 39, lied about mobilizing capital for bank refinancing loans, promising high interest, and subsequently appropriated over 14 billion VND from numerous individuals.

The draft law on cultural industry development proposes allowing intellectual property assets such as games and film scripts to be used as collateral for bank loans, enabling these forms of intellectual property to generate capital and circulate equitably in the financial market.

Trieu Thi Tam, 55, a daycare worker at La Xanh Kindergarten, was summoned by police after a video emerged showing her flicking rubber bands at the soles of two 2-year-old children's feet and hitting them.